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y MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA. PA.
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DEATH OF MR. J. r. QUISTER--Mr j. R. ouinter
81, who died IN Philadelphia Monday evenins, al
tiie age or seyenty-eiyht, had resided In This Cit,
ioTI live years ago. Three weeks ago he went X
philadelphia 10 visit his sister, hoping that tn,
c-.ailSe would oenett his health. The remain:
VII % Drought nom Philadelphia to-day 10 his
litc nome, l;fc3 Vermont avenue northwest The
deceased leaves widow, one daughter and three
sons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
EXTENSION
Big Boom for Mexico If Built,
As IL Will be.

In a talk with a well-known travel
ing man yesterday, a LEDGER report
er learned a thing or two connected
with the much talked of extension
of the South Branch which is not
generally known to the readers of
this paper. This gentleman says
the c. & A. folks have been recently
granted a charter for a bridge at
Jefferson City, and as the business
Of that place alone would not justify
such an expenditure, the building of
the new road may indeed be looked
for. The gentleman above referred
to states that the country lying south
of Jefferson and north of Springfield
is very rich, and il the road is built
Mexico may expect a rich return.
Such an extension would doubtless
make Mexico the end of a division
and that is all that is needed here to
make a sure enough boom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
WABASH WESTERN RAILWAY.
The Purchasers Pay the Largest In
corporation Tax Ever Paid-Rail.
road News.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, March S.
The purchasers of the Wabash road
have reincorporated under the name
of the Wabash Western Railway.
The articles of association were filed
with Secretary-of-State McGrath this
morning. with the names of the in
corporators as follows: Thos. III.
Hubbard and o. D. Ashley, New
York f. 7. Wells, Hartford, Conn.,,
and A. A. Talmage and j. T. How,
st. Louis. The capital stock is given
as $4,000, 900 on which SIS, ops was
paid to-day into the State Treasury
as the incorporation tax. Mr.. Nc
Grath says this tax is the largest of
Its kind ever paid into the Treasury.
The Board of Directors, which is
composed of the incorporators, have
been waiting for the settlement of the
court controversy before organizing,
but it is expected a meeting will be
held at the Southern Hotel for this
purpose tonight. It is stated that
0. ID. Ashley will be President, with
Col. Talmage Vice-P President and
General Manager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
Invest mt Home.

Booms in real estate in the south
and west are now the order of the
day, and are tempting a large amour,
of capital from Galloway county.
Some of the investments thus made
may possibly prove remunerative,
but the majority of the investors will,
no doubt, find that they have follow.
ed an ignus tatus into the boys of dis.
appointment and loss. These booms'
are often almost wholly fictitious,
skillfully worked up by interested
parties. Those who sell before Che
reaction comes do we'll; the Others
contribute the money to pay the
profits OF the successful ones.
1t is well worthy of the considera.
ton Of the owners of surplus capita.
whether they would not do better tc
invest their money at home. Suct
persons generally have real estate a,
home, as well az business interests.
They should study to make invest.
ments with a view to enhancing ths
value OF their real estate, or to In
crease their business. What v
tends to build up a town enhance:
the price of real estate and improves
business.
What we need most of all is EN-.
ployment for more people. Hun.
dreds of people are willing, eve
anxious, to come here, if they could
get remunerative employment. We
should struggle to supply this.-Er
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
BEECHER DEAD.
The Great Congregational Divine Called
10 Meet His Maker-UncOnsci0us
Up to the End.

special Dispatch to the Ledger.
ST.. LOUIS, March Sat $50 this
morning a sudden change occurred in
Mr.. Beecher's condition, and DR..
Searles issued a bulletin to the effect
that there was not the slightest hope,
and that death must occur in a few
hours. The patient continued to
sink rapidly until $3.50, when he
breathed his last, surrounded by all
members of his family within reach,
Pastor Halliday and a few personal
friends. Mr.. Beecher remained un-
conscious to the end. Henry Ward
Beecher was born at Litchfield, Conn,
June "a, 1918, and was the son of
Rev. Lyman Beecher, D. D, who, in
his day, was almost al much noted
for his eloquence and pulpit o~ratory
as his son has been fol the past fifty
years. Henry Ward graduated from
Amherst college in 1884, and after.
ward studied theology at Lane semi
nary. In 1887 he became pastor oil
a Presbyterian church at Lawrence.
burg, Ind, and in 1889 he was To-
Gated at Indianapolis, Ind. In 1S47
he received a call from Plymouth
Church, a new Congregational or.
g~anization, in Brooklyn, N. Y. II
was here he first began to acquire
that reputation as a pulpit orator
which has since made him famous
WABASH WESTERN RAILWAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

That great regulator of Circui,
JUICES; the editor of the IntelIigencer,
having disposed of Judge Robinson's
term of six years and properly adj
justed the sword of Democies over
the head Of Judge Hughes, has Ia
ken the venerable and able Judge
Burckhartt of the circuit into his
hands, This Judge has served the
people of Randolph, Galloway Boone
and Howard counties in that capacity
for a period of eighteen years, and is
now entering upon the first year OF
his fourth term for that people. He
Is regarded as being n of the ahlest
and purest members of the Judiciary
OF the State. He is so justly and de-
servedly popular with the people and
the bar of his district that the idea
Of replacing him has scarcely entered
the head of any one. The Judge
disposed of some whisky cases before
him q few weeks ago in a manner not
In harmony with the legal idea of this
sell constituted person Of the iudicia-
~ OF the state, hence the ermine of
TINS faithful and venerable public
servant is to be spit upon and be-
Iouied by this smircher OF character
As tie supreme : chief justice-lord-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT extends b;s
nnors his title shall be increased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Boone was ad.
yised by telegraph late Monday ev,
ening hat the Supreme Court of the
United States had decided the Han
nibal & st. Joseph railroad case in
favor of the State. The State is to
be congratulated that this trouble
some litigation is practically ended,
and the Attorney-General and his
associates are to be congratulated
that their skillful management of an
intricate and difficult Ease has made
the State of Missouri richer by sew
eral hundred thousand dollars.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS,

Chillicothe, Mo-, has organized a
board of trade.
Kansas has raised the quarantine
against Canadian cattle.
Adelina Patti is to adopt her niece,
Carlina Patti of New Orleans.
The B. & 0. strike in Pennsylva-
mia is assuming large proportions.
The house railroad bill was de-
feated in the house at jefferson es-
terday.
Another fatal dynamite explosion
has occurred at the Bay Chester, n.
Y, factory.
The Missouri senate yesterday
passed the JOINT committee railroad
BILLS to Is.
The tailoring establishment of
Nicoll in New York burned yester-
day morning.
VIM. Ehlers was badly stabbed bv
Mike Rosenaur at a dance in Jeffer-
son county, Mo.
Charles Leech committed suicide
at Huntsville, Mo-, by throwing him
self under a train.
Sedaiia has sold her water works
to Quigley & Co. of st. Louis for one
Thousand dollars.
Nina Van Zandt vas yesterday per-
ml'ted to visit the Chicago jail and
See August Spies.
Edward S. Ballard, a minister's
son, was sent to Jail at Salem, ILL.,.
yesterday on a charge of grand lar
ccny.
The Missouri House Of Represent
at'ves yesterday passed the Senate
bill appropriating s250,OOO for i'm
provement OF the State Capitol.
Judge Lubke yesterday issued an
order uissolving the Union Mutual
Fire Insurance company of this city
and turning its affairs over to the
state superintendent Of insurance,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
Mr.. Pr0ctOr's Vote on the Railroad
Bill.

From the ST. Louis Republican.
Mr.. Proctor requested that he
withdraw his motion until he proc
tory could make a statement. Since
Friday last Mr.. Proctor had freely
stated that he would vote for the bill,
and his statement was eagerly looked
for. Before Friday last he was quoted
against the bill. To the surprise of
everybody, he announced that he
would vote mo" The statement
made an intense sensation. He broke
his soIemnly plighted word, and de-
molished his reputation for sturdy
candor in one short minute. After
that the friends of the bill began to
feel blue. They felt hal they were
gone, but resolved to go down fight
ing. A vote was ordered on the
question to postpone consideration
until next Wednesday, and was lost
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
i buy for cash and sell for cash md
will give you the lowest possible prices.
COME AND SEE ME!
JnO- e
Trustees Notice.

WHEREAS, Walter d. Drake, q sin.
w gle man, on the first day Of March,
1884 made and executed his deed d
trust, which is recorded at page 1856,
book "V," for deeds of trust and mort
cages, in the Recorders office in An.
drain county, Mo-, thereby conveying
to the undersigned trustee sl
their interest in and to the
following described lands in said
county, to-wit. The east half ar Of
of the northwest quarter a. of sectioa
two (2) in township fifty-two (52l Of
range eight, (S) west, containing eighty
1907 acres, more Or less. Said deed u
trust was given to the undersigned 70
secure the payment of a note therein
described, and whereas, said note h
due and unpaid; now at the 70
quest of the legal holder of said note,
/, the undersigned trustee in said deed
of; trust named, will, on
Saturday, March 26, 1887,
sell said lands for cash to the highest
bidder, at the east front door OF the
Court Housein Mexico Mo, to satisfy The
conditions of said trust, and costs.
AZ, ids. j. q. LAKENAN, Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

HENhT WARD BfECHER represented
he progress oi tbs age in which he
lived. The world of thought,
lille it moved on, found him moving
with it. His convictions were born
Of investigation. What he believed
he had convinced himself was the
truth. Then he went fearlessly to
work to convince others. He has
left his impress upon the religion OF
u time. Minds were given us that
we might think, Mr.. Beecher believed.
Blind faith found in him little to en-
courage it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
Public Sale!

In accordance with an order of the
County Court of Audrain county, Mo-,
made and filed of record on the 18th day
OF March, 1887, the following lands to-
wit: The west half of the northeast
quarter and the northeast fourth of the
northeast quarter of section ID, town
ship fifty-two f52), range nine (9) and
the northwest fourth of the northeast
quarter and the southwest fourth of the
southeast Quarter of section thirty-six
1850, township fifty = three (53l, range
nine co west, all in Audrain county,
Missouri, win be sold at public sale to
the highest bidder by said Audrain county
for cash, at the East front door of the
Court House at Mexico, Mo-, on
Thursday, March 81, 1887.
said lands being purchased by Audrain
county under school mortgage and heId
oy said Audrain county for the use OF the
school fund Of said county.
j. v. WILLIAMS.
Clerk OF the County Court of Audrain
County, Mo. 4stdsa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

TO-DAY we announce Howard Gass
for the position of County Supt. of
Public Schools. We presume he will
have no opposition. He has clearly
shown that he is the man for the
place. Few counties car boast of a
better superintendent of schools.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
No Place Like Mexico,

We hear Bob White, OF the Mexico
LEDGER, is thinking of moving either
to Kansas City or Fort Smith, Ark
He is now negotiating for the Kansss
City Evening Star.-Louisiana Can.
Bob White, like the rest of young
men who have any ambition, very of.
ten gets the fever and thinks that be
wants to get into some big booming
city, at the same time he has un-
bounded faith in Mexico and Au-
drain county. Up to date he has
found no place he like half as well
Is Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
PUBLIC NOTICE,
MEXICO GRAVEYARD.

All persons are hereby notified that 9
special bill will be presented to the Thirty.
Fourth General Assembly of the State O
Missouri, now in session, for it's passage
n adoption, the object and aim o.
which bill will be to empower and au.
thorize the City Council of the City o,
Mexico, Audrain county, Mo-, to take W
and remove all of the bodies of persons
now lying in the Old Graveyard in sale
City, and to remove all such bodies to the
New Cemetery of said city, and t o re.
inter such dead bodies in said New Gene.
terry b. +. DOBYNS,
c. r. GIBBS,
j. v. WILLIAMS,
j. W. HOWELL,
JNO. II. II YDON,
FRANK TUCKER,
T. T. T0RREYSON,
j. C. BASSFORD,
j. d. TUCKER,
j. M. MARMADUKE.
46-4t and many others.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
Trustees Sale,

j. N. Cartmell and Lizzie. bis wife,
by their deed of trust, dated May q.
1884, recorded in book V, page 304, Of
record of recorders office, Audrain CO..
Mo-, conveyed to me as trustee the fol-
lowing lands IN Audrain county, NO.
to-wit: The northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, and (~20)tweniy scres
off of the east side of the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter, sec. "
seven, township (5ll, range 80 six 70 &C.
cure note in said deed described. Sad
note is due and unpaid. l vii, On
Friday, the 18th day OF March, 49,,
sell said land at thu east front door o.
the Court House in Mexico, Mo- ?.
public vendue, for cash to pay ssio
note, interest and costs of this sale.
47-tds. w. II. KEENAN,, Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

We notice that the editor of our
contemporary has stopped attaching
MS affidavits to his editorials, certi-
tying to their truthfalness. His
readers should bear this in mind
insist on his publishing everything
under oath. The affidayits are the
best reading in the paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

In the LEDGER to-day will be found
the announcement of w. B. McIntire
as a candidate for reelection to the
office of City Attorney. He has
served the city one term faithfully
and well. His record as an efficient
officer is good. No unnecessary costs
have accrued against the city and the
legal department has been well man
aoed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

A GREAT many people favor the
same kind of a ward primary that we
have been having, except that each
mans vote be polled and sent up by
delegates. Then add up the vote
and the candidate who has the most
votes is the nominee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

THE weekly LEDGER received a large
number of subscribers unsolicited on
Combination Horse Sale day. The
honest yeomanry of Audrain county
appreciate a paper that gives the
news-all the news-fresh and with.
out prejudice, fear or favor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

A PARTY named Watson is said to
be a candidate for Council in the
Fifth Ward, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party. HIS nomina-
ton would be a disgrace to the party
and a lasting stain on the fair name
Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10
administrators Sale of Bank Stock.

NOTICE is hereby given that will
IN administrator of the estate OF Jonh
Hall, deceased, under order OF the ffo.
bate Court of Audrain county, Mo. On
Wednesday, the 10th of March, lSssi,
at the Court House door in the city O
Mexico, Mo-, proceed TO sell at pupsl
auction to the highest bidder, iolv
(40) shares Of the stock of the Meis.
Savings Bank, said shares being ~
500 each, on their face. Sale 70 80
place between the hours of nine oeiocs
a. m. and five p. m. on said day iefws
made known on the day of sale.
Aids. X. II. HALL. AdministrhtoI.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

The report circulated in Fulton
that the Mexico Opera House is un-
safe for a crowd is without the shadow
of foundation. We presume it was
started to keep people from coming
over to hear Talmage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

BOB WHITE and j. g. Trimble went
to Kansas City this week and invest
ed in s1O,O 600 worth of real estate.
They bought two feet each. Big feet
at that. They brought what they
bought home on their shoes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

WHILE IN Kansas City this week
we noticed-our attention was called
that way by a friend-a beautiful
young lady with boots on. Horrible!
We trust this will not become fash
ionable, and we are sure it won't.
A beautiful young lady with neat and
wonderfully beautiful shaped feet,
wearing great big cowboy boots.
Horrible,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

The LEDGER gave the news OF
Beecher's death twenty-fours hours in
advance of any other Mexico paper.
1t is a habit we have of giving the
news il. advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

The Democrats of the Second Ward
regret exceedingly that John H. Bick-
lev will not consent to be q candidate
for the council.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

SPRING trade opened with our
merchants yesterday. They all had
O big trade and think the boom is in
augurated.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

The fines in the U. S. cases VS.. +.
Hickman and Gus Klaus, in which a
stay of execution was ordered at the
November term of the District court
at Jefferson City, was ordered remit
ted by that court last Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

LET Mexico's boom date from the
day of the great Combination Horse
Sale. Such a beginning promises a
boom of length, breadth and thick
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

Our contemporary should keep on
..dissecting in sections and with
atfidavits if its policy ''meets with
the hearty endorsement" of its pat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

TIE Combination Horse Sale was
a success in every sense Of the word.
It shows what Mexico a do when
live men take hold of an enterprise.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

THE Democratic City Central Com
mittee will meet at Chairman Geo.
Robertson's office at 7:30 p. ~,
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

THE young man We think of bring.
ing out for City Attorney is chief
among ten thousand and altogether
lovely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-03-10

OUR contemporary promised to
dissect the committee report by Sec
tions. 1t bit off one corner Of % sec
ton and then stopped. Go on, Bro.
Cook, the public is yearning for you
to elucidate. Spread it out and
make it last all summer, no matter il
you do spread it on thin, if you can
convince one man that Robertson and
Robinson should be hanged, you will
feel amply repaid for your trouble.
Don't forget to mix in an affidavit
once III a while To relieve the mono
tony.